What is another word for Truman Doctrine?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈuːmən dˈɒktɹɪn] (IPA) 
The Truman Doctrine, which was introduced in March 1947 by United States President Harry Truman, was a policy meant to counter the spread of communism in Europe and later worldwide. It declared that the United States would provide financial and military support to any democratic nation threatened by totalitarian regimes. Synonyms for the Truman Doctrine could include the Containment Policy, the Cold War Policy, the Soviet Containment Doctrine, the Truman Containment Doctrine, the Truman Policy, or simply the Truman Plan. All of these terms essentially refer to the same policy, which was instrumental in shaping global political and military strategies during the Cold War.
